The Landing of the Pilgrims

The Landing of the Pilgrims MALE CHORUS Words by Felicia Hemans. Met. J — 100. Bold and Jirtn. f Music by Evan Stephens. esisSa SEE £;•_ 0 .* # m m C2_i *^_ f w r r. \ I w^^^EE^mmm 1. The breaking waves dash'd high, On a stern and rockbound 2. A - midst the storm they saag, And the stars heard and the 3. There were men with hoary hair, A - midst that pilgrim 4. What sought they thus a - far? Bright jewels of the ** *5— *= cbrfTi / D r 3 C r tr ^ i> C coast, And the woods, a - gainst a stormy sky, Their sea! And the sounding aisles of the dim woods rang To the band — Why had they come to wither there A- mine? The wealth of seas, the spoils of war? They yuL, mr frfif-ptf-EfifE.f.N^ ^=^ 4. ^g^E^S={-=g=E gi - ant branches tost, And the heav - y night hung an - them of the free, The o - cean ea - gle way from their childhood's land? There was woman's fearless ■ought a faith's pure shrine, Yes, call it ho - ly feS^ES^ 3 Si :t=f _(2j

THE LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS 16? ifeip -0^- ■v=* ^mm -42-* dark, The hills and waters o'er, When a soard, From his nest by the white wave's foam, And the eye, Lit by her deep love's truth, There was ground, The soil where first they trod, They have ^mzmj^m^^mm^ _ — 4 r ^—<F— FbS^f-pf— »ff-»iff— F-&S I \T v I band of ex - iles moored their bark On the wild New rocking pines of the for - est roared, And this was. their manhood's brow ser - ene - ly high, And the fler - y left unstained what there they found ; The free - dom to £t£ £zS -(2- i=h=C=i gmga! England shore, On the wild New England shore. welcome home! And this was their welcome home! heart of youth, And the fier - y heart of youth. worship God, The freedom to worship God! -# 1— T 1- te=^i -0- ¥ % & * r i Juarez, Mexico, to the Front Again In sending the efficiency report for the Juarez stake Y. M. M. I. A. for October, Supt. L. A. Romney says: "I feel encouraged with our M. I. A. work, and we expect to make considerable improvement in Scout work. Our average here cannot be excelled in the Church. With a population of 280 souls in the ward, we have an average attendance of 87, about 32 per cent of the population. For class work, for community singing, individ- ual participation, etc., the average is on just as high a plane as our at- tendance." We congratulate our Mexican officers for their splendid showing, and, remembering their difficulties, we commend them highly for their efficiency as shown by thiir report.